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P12a
The Plate Printer i.e. "disc press"
1 .
THE DISC PRESS ... large flat top holds records onto SPINDLE.
A . Rotate the control disc to its home position (the
A.
T urn the control disc into the home/rest position ,
[ toothed..review this]
the toothless
part of the control disc/ opposite the main axis, and place the phono sensor on the switch. Now bring
the
on the shoulder of the central s pindle . The open end of the guide rod [ 97]FIG 8 must
d isc presser
now be completely free of the control/steering hook. If this is not the case, the flat press must be slightly
bent/ curved downwards.. The angle between the guide bar and the disc press is now becoming
something
smaller, so that the rod does not [ DOES or does not?] fall so deep.
B. The plate user must be able to easily move up and down [back and forth] motion.
The guide rod/pole should slide up and down [in both directions ] in the middle of the groove of the
bearing housing ( 98 ) F IG 8 . This can be promoted by adjusting/setting the bearing house with the 3 fixed
tapping screws on the mounting plate.
C . Now unscrew the 2 fastening screws ( A fig.8 ) onto the
plate presser and adjust/set in such a way that the slide is removed about 1 mm from the top of the
center spindle pin. When the 2 screws are tightened in that position, the plate press must fall
downwards (or just very low pressure]
little extra pressure).
D. The plate presser must not touch the center pin/SPINDEL when it has been raised as far as possible
and
After being arched, it may be moved back and forth above the spindle/pin. If necessary, the plate press
must be slightly bent. In that case, it should also be a gain
checked.
E. Now place a 30 cm (12 ") RECORD on the shoulder of the spindle /pen and
press it with the d isc press /platendrukker/disc printer . The height of the disc/plate with respect to the
mounting plate must now be the same everywhere and possibly bending the press disc.
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